Somewer in Lagos.

this one also

cool

Naija police will be like...
Na our foreign brothers be that

Haddock:


That's the limit of your mind. Who told you Innoson is IPOB?

Get sense small,so U can reason beyond what U see.
Now,let me spoonfeed U a little.
What I meant is,Buhari dislikes Igbo ppl and would not patronise Innoson.
B4 U start another epistle on what U scarcely know, U should try to convince me why Buhari hasn't found any Igbo man to be worthy of his service chiefs or to head any arms bearing organisation like Customs,Immigration,NDLEA,even VIO wey de carry sticks.
The south east has 2 of d 9 oil producing states but not worthy of even 1 slot in d NNPC board while d alhajis who have groundnut oil have 10 slots.
Bye bye oga.

JONSYN7154:
Is Innoson among the sponsors of IPOB? I'm just asking. no offence

no,he's not.
But Buhari has never hidden his hatred for Igbo ppl and to him,every Igboman is IPOB.
If it were not a constitutional matter,I'm sure he wouldn't have any Igbo man among his ministers.

in Nigeria there has never bee consistency in the type of police cars used...that's y things work for them in the developed world...


consistency ,paying attention to details, and being meticulous...



we lack all these..that's y our development is at the pace of a pregnant snail that is very sick

The crown Victoria is still my favorite.

I wish to own one someday soon.v8. Very powerful car.

AutoJoshNG:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YUPzVgQy40

With Ford's high popularity among Police Departments in the U.S, it's no wonder that some of their Interceptors have become so well-known.

This video picks up with the 1950's and the Ford Mainline, which was originally available in multiple body styles and configurations, although the 4-door sedan proved best for Police duties.

The 1952 Interceptor was particularly well-equipped to handle its business, thanks to "24 hour duty" front seats and a new 125 HP V8 engine, although the 215 HP Interceptor from 1956 offered a real upgrade over older models.

Fast-forward to 1971 and you've got the 429 CI V8 Galaxie, while 1982 saw the arrival of the Mustang SSP, which stayed in service for 11 years while providing cops with a speedier alternative compared to their usual 4-door sedan models.

Of course, if we're talking about the 80's, we can't just skip over the most popular police car of all time, the Crown Vic, which as a model range, persisted until quite recently, while undergoing several generational changes.

While the early 2010's marked the arrival of the Taurus Interceptor, packing a twin turbo EcoBoost V6 and all-wheel drive, it's the 2018 Fusion Hybrid sedan that now packs the most technology.

https://autojosh.com/evolution-iconic-police-ford-car-photo-video/

Credit: Carscoops http://www.carscoops.com/

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Do you see how the United states support their own indigenous car maker ?

Everything about FORD is US made. US police uses only FORD.

Compare that with Nigeria where Police, Civil defense, Army, Navy are using Toyota, Nissan and Ford for a vehicle class that INNOSON manufactures.

Our own is Tribalism, Nepotism and Bigotry. Thats where our politiccians come first..

No thought for LEGACY. No VIRTUE.

What will I be remembered for ?